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sangeeth8787
Contributor III
Contributor III

Dynamic Set Analysis or If clause possibility

Just want to check how to re-write the following code in workable way

 

=sum({<DimensionTable1.ColumnA= Facttable.ColumnA, DimensonTable1.Column = {'2019'}>}Sales)

 

In Pivot chart, Instead of DimensionTable1.ColumnA, I need to use Facttable.ColumnA due to user requirement. 

 

Thank you

 

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sangeeth8787
Contributor III
Contributor III
Author

Hi,

 

The following attachment might be works in such scenario's for any reporting platform.

 

Thanks

 

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sunny_talwar

May be this

=Sum({<DimensonTable1.Column = {'2019'}>}
If(DimensionTable1.ColumnA = Facttable.ColumnA, Sales)
)
sangeeth8787
Contributor III
Contributor III
Author

Hi,

 

I am glad for your message, unfortunately it didn't worked for me, 

 

If I use calculated dimension  

If(isnull(Facttable.ColumnA),DimensionTable.Column,Facttable.ColumnA)

Expression

sum({<DimensionTable2.ColumnB = {'2019'}>})

Then it is giving me correct answer, but I am not allowed to use Calculated Dimension @ my work place. 

 

Can you we convert the above calculated dimension to Expression where I need to use Facttable.ColumnA as dimension column in Used Dimensions Section

 

 

 

sunny_talwar

Might be helpful if you are able to share a sample with the output you are expecting to see

sangeeth8787
Contributor III
Contributor III
Author

Hi,

 

I am glad for your message, Please find the attached pic for example scenario.Dual Dimension.PNG

sunny_talwar

at least share the Excel itself instead of sharing an image of an Excel file.

sangeeth8787
Contributor III
Contributor III
Author

Hi,

 

Please find the excel attachment.

 

Many Thanks

sunny_talwar

May be try this

QUALIFY *;
UNQUALIFY ProductKey;

FactTableA:
LOAD * INLINE [
    ProductKey, Organisation, SalesAmount, ProductCategory
    1, ABC, 200, Bikes
    2, BCA, 500, Accessories
    3, ABB, 800, Tubes
    0, ADD, 300, 
    0, ACC, 200, 
];

FactTableB:
LOAD * INLINE [
    ProductKey, SalesAmount
    1, 100
    2, 1100
    3, 600
];

Dimension:
LOAD * INLINE [
    ProductKey, ProductCategory
    1, Bikes
    2, Accessories
    3, Tubes
    0, -
];

UNQUALIFY *;

Dim:
LOAD * INLINE [
    Dim
    1
    2
];

and then create a chart like this

Dimension

=Pick(Dim, Dimension.ProductCategory, FactTableA.Organisation)

Expressions

Pick(Dim, Sum({<Dimension.ProductCategory -= {'-'}>}FactTableA.SalesAmount), Sum({<Dimension.ProductCategory = {'-'}>}FactTableA.SalesAmount))

and

Pick(Dim, Sum(FactTableB.SalesAmount))

Not sure how much improvement it will give, but give it a shot

sangeeth8787
Contributor III
Contributor III
Author

Hi,

I am glad for your message, If I am using the following expression in dimensions tab, the performance turning out be very poor.
=Pick(Dim, Dimension.ProductCategory, FactTableA.Organisation).

I believe it might be working by creating dummy values to dimension table and assign the same keys to dimension and fact tables.




sangeeth8787
Contributor III
Contributor III
Author

Hi,

 

The following attachment might be works in such scenario's for any reporting platform.

 

Thanks